Abstract
AbstractInsights are offered on the interpretation of results of analysis of designed experiments with response expressed on a nominal or ordinal scale, in terms of formulation of a cause‐and‐effect mathematical model as well as the subsequent choice of factor settings for a future desired response. As generic design of experiments software packages are based on procedures of parametric statistics, the inherent limitations peculiar to the analysis of categorical data by such software packages are illustrated by a numerical example for the benefit of non‐statisticians among quality practitioners. Copyright © 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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